A House committee will hold a public hearing Monday on a bill to allow the use of medical marijuana in South Carolina.
Image: SC Retail Association Columbia, SC (WOLO) — – Wednesday Feed the Carolinas received a huge financial boost to help them continue putting food on the tables of those in need throughout the state. South Carolina Retail Association (SCRA), along with participating retailers presented the organization with personal care items, food, and money totaling $120,000 dollars in gifts. According to…
(ABC News) — President Joe Biden is urging Congress to act now or be forced to react if the country faces another surge of COVID cases. The administration has been signaling for weeks that more money is needed in order to keep the president saying tonight without funding we may not be able to weather the next virus related storm….
We’re wrapping up Women’s History Month with a story about the huge strides women have made getting hired in significant roles in major professional sports leagues. From baseball to football, these determined ladies are making waves.
Overnight, air raid sirens were heard throughout Ukraine, with several missiles shot down over Kyiv. This comes despite Russia saying it would drastically reduce its combat operations in Kyiv to help foster peace. The White House had expressed skepticism that the Kremlin would actually withdraw its forces, believing instead that they would just re-deploy them.
Local Living: Columbia Food Tour, “Shuck n’ Swing” outdoor concert and oyster roast this weekend and more!
The major general says the future is not just bright because of military facilities but also the men and women of the military.
Coronavirus cases continue declining in the Palmetto State, but now is not the time to let our guards down just yet.
Consumer News: More jobs available than economists predicted, rising price of groceries expected to keep going up and more
The Biden administration is rolling out a new website that aims to be a one-stop-shop for everything COVID-19. It’s meant to help Americans get better access to vaccines, tests, treatments and more. With Congress not extending government coronavirus funding, the costs for these items for uninsured Americans are expected to spike.
